Archive for December, 2005
Coffee Cups 921, 922, and 923
Posted by Lloyd Y. Asato | Filed under Poetics of Peet's
Why do you people insist on editing my page on Wikipedia? Spreading salacious lies about secret grand jury precedings and what I knew when.
For the record, no, my eyes are not really blue. I was born male nearly two years after President Kennedy was assassinated. (Hmm… there are two asses in assassinated. LOL! You spell assassin – assassin.) Stop with the editing already.921.
I was going to anonymously edit the “coffee blogs” article to accurately credit yours truly with its creation until I found out that people track IP addresses and stuff. For the record, yes, I am the podfather (as in single use coffee pods, get it?) of coffee blogging. 922.
And finally, can my Malaysian peeps please contact me. I want you to send me some Pepsi Tarik. Wake up Pepsi people, I am your true spokesbunny! Pepsi+Coffee? Brilliant!
Coffee Cups 924, 925, and 926
Posted by Lloyd Y. Asato | Filed under Poetics of Peet's
Looks like 2006 will The Year of Old School. I am loving the look and feel of my Moleskine Diary 2006.
Until 1996 or 1997 I used a Day Timer system and loved that. Around 1997, I got a US Robotics PalmPilot. I still have that original one (notice that it is not Palm or 3Com). 2006 will be the year I go back to a paper planner. 924.
There is something romantic and sensual about writing. Even when it is about the dates for rural health conferences. I use a pencil, BTW. 925.
I carried it around the whole day intending to fill it with stuff. I have yet to write in it. 926.
Coffee Cup 927
Posted by Lloyd Y. Asato | Filed under Poetics of Peet's
Okay, so we were driving around last night running errands when Presh suggests doing dinner out. She even offers that Thai restaurant which I adore but she cannot stand. Presh does not heart Thai food. After a bit of back and forth we decide on trying that Chinese restaurant next to Lee Lee market.
Turns out that it is not a Chinese but a Vietnamese restaurant. I had the veggies on rice noodles and Presh had something that she said tasted normal. I heart Vietnamese food, especially the coffee. 927.